The Spectator has published a full list of those Conservative MPs who’ve pledged to vote against the ‘Plan B’ measures announced earlier this week. There are currently 60, but the number is growing by the day. If the Government is going to get the measures through the House of Commons, it will need Labour votes. Here is an extract:
When the Health Secretary Sajid Javid introduced the measures in the Commons this week, he was greeted with jeers and calls for him to “resign” from his own party members. There is now a growing backbench rebellion against the Government’s proposals, with several MPs publicly denouncing the winter restrictions, which they feel are a step too far in a society protected by what Boris Johnson once called the “huge wall of immunity” from vaccines.
The full list is below.
- Steve Baker
- Ben Bradley
- Brendan Clarke-Smith
- Graham Brady
- Philip Davies
- Richard Drax
- Simon Jupp
- Stephen McPartland
- John Redwood
- Greg Smith
- Dehenna Davison
- Marcus Fysh
- Gary Sambrook
- Pauline Latham
- William Wragg
- Geoffrey Clifton-Brown
- Iain Duncan Smith
- Christopher Chope
- Craig Tracey
- Robert Syms
- Anthony Mangnall
- Greg Clark
- Esther McVey
- Liam Fox
- David Davis
- Mark Jenkinson
- Alicia Kearns
- Mark Harper
- Darren Henry
- Steve Brine
- Craig Mackinlay
- Simon Fell
- Andrew Bowie
- David Warburton
- Siobhan Baillie
- David Jones
- Tom Randall
- Ben Spencer
- Andrew Rosindell
- Charles Walker
- Douglas Ross
- Karl McCartney
- Anne Marie Morris
- Johnny Mercer
- Tom Tugendhat
- Richard Fuller
- Giles Watling
- Desmond Swayne
- Andrew Bridgen
- Andrew Lewer
- Christian Wakeford
- Adam Afriyie
- Julian Sturdy
- Peter Bone
- Chris Grayling
- Chris Green
- Tim Loughton
- Tracey Crouch
- Miriam Cates
- Jackie Doyle-Price
If you would like to write to any of these MPs to express your support for their stand, or write to your own MP and urge him/her to vote against the measures, you can find out the name of your MP and how to contact them here. Han Solo Steve Baker has asked opponents of vaccine passports to convey their gratitude to MPs for taking this stand.
Stop Press: Steve Baker has written a short piece for the Critic in which he says: “I believe every MP will remember forever how they voted on this issue.”
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To my surprise, my MP is on the list in spite of doing rather well out of the lockdown etc.
I live in Scotland and have an MP who is SNP. I have no idea how she’d vote – quite possibly the SNP will abstain. I can only apologise…
Just watched our East Devon MP Simon Jupp interviewed on SW BBC. He is against vaxx mandates🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🥰🥰🥰
Until he votes in secret.
I keep doing that and he (Ian Liddell-Grainger) keeps ignoring me, and anyone else around here who writes to him on the subject. He isn’t on the list of 60. But we will continue to waste the effort.
But Vaccine Passports are nothing to do with health. They are the Trojan horse to introduce Digital IDs to be followed by CBDC. Come on, Toby, call it out for what it is – we are headed for a Bio-surveillance State. It’s no secret anymore, surely you can see it?
Letter sent to Jeremy Wright, my MP
My MP Ms Davison has made the correct stand and i have emailed thanking her. I have offered to canvas for her if she switches to Reform by next election but have told her that i will never vote .Tory (or Labour) again.
Richard Holden MP for NW Durham is a f**king disgrace and will tell him so when he drops by one of the local pub events again, if it is still in business.
I have been writing to my MP for 2 years and when she deigns to reply its a round robin letter from Conservative HQ. She is a Rs crawling politician who puts her career first so she will vote for what she is told to do.
I have been in constant contact via email, with my MP. I am thrilled to see his name on this list. He did correspond to say that this was his intention. Write to your MP today, please.
Unlike Biden in USA who stole an election, Johnson had an 80 seat majority with a strong supportive base encouraging him to carry out Brexit properly, create a framework for business to thrive and to stop immigration.
He did none of these things. Instead he married an extreme Soros funded socialist, tore the country apart to feather his own nest and put the final nail in the coffin of mistrust for the Establishment.
We now must make the most of his failures and take back control of our own country. We must use this opportunity to ignore this corrupt cabal. Support businesses and encourage them to stay open. We must carry on our lives, communicate with friends, advertise the scam that is Covid, stop vaccination, and prosecute those who have facilitated this terrible two year war on ordinary people.
Christmas is coming, is that star in the sky getting brighter?
https://www.thrivetribehub.com/videos/view/2/nuremberg-case-filed-for-the-uk?fbclid=IwAR2f7S4OhYtsYRUmuLP9oCvw-ImyTl9CpK9jl4rfkg3x6URefCMf1XWKOCE
Direct link to the deposition
https://hannahroselaw.co.uk/icc-complaint-uk/
Wrote to thank Anthony Mangnall, my MP, after a brilliant interview on TalkRADIO with Julia Hartley Brewer. Hes changed his tune, as he supported the Coronavirus Bill. Ive emailed him at least once a month me over the last 20 months, sending him video links opposing the narrative, by eminent scientists and medics. Maybe at last he listened, certainly seemed so in the interview. He really impressed me with his strong stand.
Seems to me the Tory party has two choices: hang on and die, get rid of Johnson and die. Such is the mood across all platforms I genuinely doubt they will see power again. The time is right for Reform to step up.
Doesn’t that actually depend on our having a general election? Does the C’virus Act allow for the suspension of elections?
Well at least 4 out of 8 of the County’s MP’s in my area will vote against.
That’s if they actually vote. A lot say they will and then abstain or cave in.
Lee Rowley better get his name added…
The ongoing COVID-19 nonsense here in the United States exists solely and exclusively because our governments have failed to use the correct treatment. They used so-called “vaccines” when Japan has just proven, in less than ONE MONTH, that Ivermectin can wipe out the disease. IVM was awarded the Nobel prize for medicine in 2015. One of the 3 most important drugs in human history: Aspirin, Penicillin, and Ivermectin. Get your Ivermectin today while you still can! https://ivmpharmacy.com
Get Robert F Kennedy’s book, The Real Fauci (2.99 on Amazon), and by 10% of the way through you will know why America refused to treat anyone. You’ll find why Ivermectin was demonised (Fauci was promoting a replacement that kills people). You’ll find out the truth about Derisiver (it kills people and did when it was used for Ebola). You’ll find out how 150,000 Americans died from the “vaccines” and how it was covered up (they do the same as the NHS: call anyone who dies within 14 days of a jab “unvaccinated”). I’m only a third through the book and the whole thing already links up all the things I’d worked out. Gates, Fauci, Soros.
PFIZER… is this is what they wanted hidden for 55 years..
Go to page 30 of this 38 page PDF.. read the last 8 pages..
APPENDIX 1. LIST OF ADVERSE EVENTS OF SPECIAL INTEREST
https://phmpt.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/5.3.6-postmarketing-experience.pdf
That’s shocking. ‘They’ know it is seriously bad stuff…
And more importantly the truth if being hidden for 75 not 55 years!
That is a fairly generic list of just about everything that could happen. On 22 October 2020, the FDA (US drug regulatory agency) had an online conference regarding expected adverse reactions from the ‘vaccine’ candidates.
Guillain-Barré syndrome
Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis
Transverse myelitis
Encephalitis/myelitis/encephalomyelitis/meningoencephalitis/meningitis/encepholapathy
Convulsions/seizures
Stroke
Narcolepsy and cataplexy
Anaphylaxis
Acute myocardial infarction
Myocarditis/pericarditis
Autoimmune disease
Deaths
Pregnancy and birth outcomes
Other acute demyelinating diseases
Non-anaphylactic allergic reactions
Thrombocytopenia
Disseminated intravascular coagulation
Venous thromboembolism
Arthritis and arthralgia/joint pain
Kawasaki disease
Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children
Vaccine enhanced disease (VER = ADE)
I am pleased to note that death is only an expected adverse reaction and not something to worry about.
I’ve written to my MP to urge him to join the lobby against these measures. Additionally I asked him to kindly let me know why he decided to back them, if he does so, in order that I can print it out and deliver it to every local household when I am campaigning for Reform.
your be in the clink by then but nice idea
“Pissing in the wind”, the title of a new xmas song to be released jointly by the uk governments
Covid: Omicron study suggests major wave in January – BBC News
So, let’s just double check….
Its winter, so the flu, etc spreads rapidly. Congratulations for working that one out.
Oh, the virus does in fact spread easily amongst the vaccinated. So, what is the point of passports, etc. Don’t tell wales, austria, etc.
Yes indeed, “the experts behind the study said there was still uncertainty around the modelling.” In other words, we don’t actually know (as evidenced throughout the last 18 months), but best frighten the life out of everyone to keep the gravy train of funding going.
Show me the way to go home…..
Show Me The Way To Go Home _ And Evening With Richard Dreyfuss – YouTube
That BBC article seems to contradict the recent Reuters article which said that Omicron is spreading mostly in the jabbed.
Now I really am confused.
I slightly suspect that one is intended as ‘news’, or as close as the Trusted News Intiative gets to this nowadays, and the other is blatant propaganda.
Why is it always about 60 ????
Fair play to them for standing up for their constituents. But the so called opposition will, bizarrely, support the government so it really counts for nowt.
Makes no difference as labour have said they’ll support it.
So fuckin what it will pass, token resistance, counts for fuck all why are we going around in circles.
It’s a bizarre situation, where voting Conservative is the only effective way of signalling your opposition to the Conservative government. If you vote Labour, you’d be signalling your support of the government’s policies.
It’s quite genius when you think about it.
But that would depend which constituency you are in – I’m in a Tory one (safe seat) and the MP is always fully on board with the government when it comes to Covidbollox.
According to R4 news the scare brigade are warning of ‘1,000s of deaths’ from Omicron. Tell me, have the MSM in any country yet reported any deaths from this severe cold and if there are some are any in ‘healthy’ people, i.e. metabolically healthy?
I am puzzled that we are now all forecast to get it, whereas in May 2020 Whitty said in that well-known clip ‘ … most [or possibly ‘some’] people will never get it’, thus admitting the reality observed on the Diamond Princess.
Even after all this time, the Diamond Princess is still the one and only piece of uncorrupted, authoritative data we’ve been allowed to see. And its message couldn’t be clearer: Covid? So what?
Yes it is and we are the only ones mentioning it – the media remain stumm on the subject.
Amnesia is more prevelant than covid, so it seems.
Not as common as stuffedwalletitis.
The undertaker has another video out:
https://brandnewtube.com/v/MSa7hx
Labour probably won’t oppose the government on Plan B, and since the plan is only for the England that they hate so rabidly, the SNP won’t either. That’s a truly shameful position for so-called “oppositional” parties, but it’s only what we’ve seen time and again since last March.
Sixty is a lot, though, to come out in public like this. In particular, it’s more than the 55 needed to force a confidence vote among Tory MPs.
This is quite aside from the fact that the night is still young as regards tomorrow’s newspapers.
It’s easy to imagine Boris Johnson losing the Tory leadership the same way Iain Duncan Smith did – with ample MPs supporting him in public, but when the votes are actually counted, whaddayaknow, he’s out on his arse.
Any word on what the feeling is among Tory constituency chairmen? They probably think he’s a bit of a pinko, right? I mean that’s what they usually think of their party’s leader.
Anyone who votes for this should spend the rest of their life in fear.
Cowards the lot who did nothing for months and will no nothing now. I’d rather embrace Palpatine. These are fake rebels trying to claim moral high ground in the eyes of history just as everything starts turning, without ‘firing a shot’ and no risks taken.
Here’s what my MP said to me in June. He’s Labour btw. I’ve just written to him again reminding him what he said back then and setting out 10 questions he must ask (which I stole from Julia Hartley Brewer when Javid didn’t turn up for an interview this week). It sickens me how fickle the opposition and I yearn for a Margaret Thatcher figure to emerge and take control of these f-wits!
“We are nearly at that tipping point, where restrictions cannot be justified by the public health risk. The country have done so well at coming forward to be vaccinated that the government needs to be clear on a different communication strategy going forward; we have broken the link – by vaccine – between cases and deaths, so absolute cases becomes less of a useful measure of public risk than before. We are in interesting times and I do have sympathy with your position”
Some small signs of hope
p.s. But I shall of course vote as Starmer tells me.
My MP (Labour) replied to me, saying he is against vaccine passports, but thinks vaccines and masks are a A Good Thing And The Way Out Of This Thing. He has also recently been awarded a place on the Labour front bench, so I can’t see him going against his Dear Leader.